Grocery Stores in Mt Pleasant, PA

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  1. 100 Crossroads Plaza, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    4.4 Superb 73 reviews

    “I heard some lady say "i can't believe they only have 1 line open" i quickly replied "they are fast so have your payment ready to keep the line moving". Don't be afraid to use the dividers too. Everybody loves aldi. I am no exception. After reviewing other stores in town i put this at 5 out of 5. This store is tiny but set up well. It is the standard. It is a grocery store with an isle of random crap so if your sizes and brands can change be ready for a fast shopping trip because the store is only 100 ft x100ft! It's usually clean, well stocked and there aren't people asking to see your receipt 15ft after you paid for it. I'm afraid to give any hacks but here it is they have the best ? in town by the single anyway. Sometimes i stop just for some of the produce and greek yogurt which is high in protein and good stuff for your gut btw. Bring your own bag or buy one at checkout. Quarter unlocks a cart. It isn't a cost it is so they don't roll through the lot. In Germany i believe that slot is for 1 euro.... more of a deposit and someone is likely to not steal them if they are worth instant money. If you do forget a quarter say hi to your neighbor or ask for a cart inside. No need to risk your house key or whatever is trending on tik tok. Remember these carts are switched for speed of loading by cashier then you'll be at home with ice cream and no key.”

  2. 2211 Mount Pleasant Road, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    3.8 Good 61 reviews

    “I occasionally visit this store, and I consistently find it clean, with a courteous and helpful staff. I have observed that dollar store shelves are not always stocked, typically due to supply chain challenges and staffing shortages. This particular location, however, generally maintains good stock levels. The general manager is consistently polite and approachable. she is doing a good job managing the daily challenges. It would be welcome if the store could be expanded in the future, though the current aisles are somewhat narrow.”

  3. 219 N Diamond St, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    3.7 Good 65 reviews

    “This is a great mom and pop store, the deli is amazing, the hoagies are top notch. When you go in pay close attention and there are alot of things that make this place stand out as a great family store!”

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  5. 1 Delallo Way, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    3.5 Good 58 reviews

    “Check in after 5pm. You can park on side street if arriving early. Make sure trailer is clean and odor free if shipping. Pretty tight loading docks if new definitely ask another driver for help. Quick loading and friendly people. Guy in guard shack very helpful and nice. He will have seal when departing.”

  6. 2100 Summit Ridge Plaza, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    3.5 Good 229 reviews

    “I don't think i have cone here yet and they not have what i was looking for. The store has everything, is always clean and had a polite knowledgeable staff!”

  7. 210 North Diamond Street, Mt Pleasant PA 15666

    3.4 Good 99 reviews

    “Great in town grocery store. Prices higher than Walmart but better stuff. Workers say "hi" and give the store a personal feel. 5 items for $25.00 is a great thing for singles. I like this store.”

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